Apr 29 • 2 minute read
We know that the Coronavirus is a respiratory virus, transmitted by respiratory droplets that might come in contact with your nose, mouth or eyes. That presents some unique challenges for the dental profession, as the area you have been warned to keep covered this last month is where we need to work.
I would like to share with you what additional precautions we have had in place since March of this year.
With respect to our treatment areas:
We are proud of what we do protect our patients and ourselves. I hope that you will feel free to ask questions about what we are doing to protect our patients as well as ourselves. Be well and we look forward to seeing you soon!
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